The Ds also celebrate rapists, such as "better put some ice on that" Clinton.

Too true!

I believe the word is "reek". Other than that, your comment is correct.

If she'd trusted Clinton, she might be "putting some ice on that."

The incest justification for abortion is just a distraction. Of the million or so US abortions every year, how many involve pregnancies resulting from incest? I'd be surprised if there are as many as ten in a year. Incest doesn't involve an unidentifiable stranger. The father is known, and his responsibility can be proved by DNA testing. Forcible rape by an unknown rapist is certainly possible, and using a weapon to "persuade" the victim to submit is still forcible even if no bodily injury is inflicted. However, Akin's use of the term "legitimate" was intended to distinguish rapes that happened from rapes that are claimed but never occurred. The Duke lacrosse team and a disbarred prosecutor showed that.

0bama's pick of Biden for Vice President was a form of life insurance. 0 figured anyone contemplating his assassination might hesitate because elevating Biden to the presidency would just make a bad situation even worse.

Got a URL Jondm? I'd like to see if Bill Maher's "ripping" has any substance, or did Bill simply say "D'Souza is a male C***". That would be Bill's usual style.

Another thing worth doing is to tell people that Todd Akin has never raped anybody, unlike former President Clinton who almost certainly raped Juanita Broadrick when he was the attorney general of Arkansas and running for governor of that state. When Clinton was attending Oxford as a Rhodes scholar, he probably raped an English girl, whose accusation was strongly discouraged by the local police to protect the reputation of Oxford University and the Rhodes scholar program. It's very likely Clinton is a multiple rapist, yet he's now portrayed by the democrat party as a defender of women!

Not at all. Mother of 4 is incorrect only in her choice of the word "allowing." 0bama is now and consistently has directed taxpayer funds into paying for abortions as well as into killing those children who somehow don't die during the abortion.

I doubt anyone spelling 'Romney' as 'RMoney' values any principles other than disparaging Republicans and conservatives. There's no reason to respond to Aura and give the absence of rational arguments additional publicity.

Before the Supremes' 1973 Roe v Wade decision, abortion was illegal under ALL circumstances in most US states, and I believe abortion was opposed by most of the US population. 1. What has changed in the intervening forty years to popularize the "rape and incest" exceptions? 2. What percentage of today's abortions actually involve "rape and incest" situations? (I expect the percentage is well under 10%.)